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I was wondering what are the ways I could do to choose for example just note numbers of Octave A , in this case just 9, 21, 33,..etc? or just an Octave C.. I'm not so sure how do I scale it so I will get sounds of those range.

Hello there,
I was wondering what are the ways I could do to choose for example just note numbers of Octave A , in this case just 9, 21, 33,..etc? or just an Octave C.. I'm not so sure  how do I scale it so I will get sounds of those range.

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Do you want to filter out notes that aren't in the right range, or fold notes into the right range? Here are some suggestions:

Do you want to filter out notes that aren't in the right range, or fold notes into the right range?  Here are some suggestions:


Thanks for your reply. I realised I didn't explain it clearly in my initial post.

I wanted to get a certain note regardless of what octave it is (0-10)

So I was wondering how can I just filter out all the C or A# at makenote.

I know I could scale the pitch/note number between a certain range like 24-83 and supply it to makenote but that's not what I want because that's just getting all different notes at the same time.

I trying to map them to different colours. So let's say C would be the Red sound and A would be Blue sound.

Hey mzed,
Thanks for your reply. I realised I didn't explain it clearly in my initial post.
I wanted to get a certain note regardless of what octave it is (0-10)
So I was wondering how can I just filter out all the C or A# at makenote.
I know I could scale the pitch/note number between a certain range like 24-83 and supply it to makenote but that's not what I want because that's just getting all different notes at the same time.
 I trying to map them to different colours. So let's say C would be the Red sound and A would be Blue sound.


as mzed suggests [% 12] is your first requirement (if I understand correctly), thereafter you probably need [routepass]; for example [routepass 0 10] will allow only C and A# through, irrespective of 8ve location.

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as mzed suggests [% 12] is your first requirement (if I understand correctly), thereafter you probably need [routepass]; for example [routepass 0 10] will allow only C and A# through, irrespective of 8ve location.

This might be a dumb question, but how do I get the value int out of it ?

You're using [sel] instead of [routepass]

Okay fixed it, but how do I get the note number out of it? so [routepass 0] will give me note C... from there how do I get the int? I'm not getting anything out of it...as in the value.

What do you mean? The value IS being passed, but it will always show 0 because you are [routepass]ing only the value 0.

ditch the [routepass], just come straight out of [% 12], then use split to target and pass specific note numbers.

So Note C of octave of 0-10 will have note number - 0, 12, 24,36,48,...120

how does split do the job? If I set it [split 0 120] it will give me everything in between those number.. but I only want those of note C

So Note C of octave of 0-10 will have note number -  0, 12, 24,36,48,...120
how does split do the job? If I set it [split 0 120] it will give me everything in between those number.. but I only want those of note C


routepass did what I wanted just that it gave bang, but I want the note number instead.. .How?

All the patches you guys posted make sense but they do not output what I wanted. Basically, like I mentioned above, I wanted it to get let's say I want note C, so it will only output all the note numbers of note C - so 0, 12, 24,....120

routepass did what I wanted just that it gave bang, but I want the note number instead.. .How?
All the patches you guys posted make sense but they do not output what I wanted. Basically, like I mentioned above, I wanted it to get let's say I want note C, so it will only output all the note numbers of note C - so 0, 12, 24,....120


Like I said, forget [routepass], that was a bad call. Do this:

Notein -> %12 of C will always be zero. Notein -> / 12 is the octave. Here are all the C's on one keyboard and E's on another:

Notein -> %12 of C will always be zero.  Notein -> / 12 is the octave. Here are all the C's on one keyboard and E's on another:


Thank you a lot guys, all the posted patches helped me a lot .Thank you again for all of your help.

To choose certain octave